Capital Projects Risk & Control Lead

PwC; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical cover

Empowered flexibility

Volunteering days

Job summary

PwC in the United Kingdom is seeking a Manager level professional for the Capital Projects Risk & Control team within Advisory, Banking & Capital Markets. You will lead and deliver assurance and advisory on major capital programmes for high-profile clients, focusing on cost, schedule and risk management.

The role offers client-facing responsibilities, complex project reviews, and opportunities to shape contract strategies and third-party governance across EPC and infrastructure programmes.

Qualifications

• 2:1 or above class degree (any subject) or equivalent qualifications.
• Experience working in capital projects.
• Experience in project controls and/or project management on large EPC/infrastructure programmes.
• Ability to apply experience in advisory/assurance context.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage work-streams within a larger engagement for advisory and assurance on capital programmes.
• Deliver reviews on capital projects to provide observations and recommendations.
• Assess compliance and maturity of project management and controls and support improvements.
• Review contracts and commercial matters to optimize controls.
• Lead or support formation of complex third-party arrangements.
• Lead supplier compliance and dispute resolution activities.

Skills

Capital projects experience

Project controls

Advisory/assurance

Contracting (NEC/FIDIC)

Stakeholder management

Education

2:1 degree or above

Job description

PwC in the United Kingdom is seeking a Manager level professional for the Capital Projects Risk & Control team within Advisory, Banking & Capital Markets. You will lead and deliver assurance and advisory on major capital programmes for high-profile clients, focusing on cost, schedule and risk management.

The role offers client-facing responsibilities, complex project reviews, and opportunities to shape contract strategies and third-party governance across EPC and infrastructure programmes.